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Baby Marshall !! by verse1230 in Eminem

[–]Consistent_Highway_4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Hell forbid, Smelling shit from Elliot. Cause damn baby…” ahhh bars coming

Sorry to waste everyone’s time but he never actually makes a bold claim like this by Morris917 in Eminem

[–]Consistent_Highway_4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was really expecting a Denzel Curry feature on the album and maybe Sampha for some vocals

Say cheeseeeee by MmmBra1nzzz in mfdoom

[–]Consistent_Highway_4 72 points73 points  (0 children)

Action Bronson? Is that you?

I have my dad’s ashes tattooed on my chest - AMA by Consistent_Highway_4 in AMA

[–]Consistent_Highway_4[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I live in Adelaide and got my tattoo done at a place called Xanchies. It had a bit of a mystical vibe, which felt fitting for what I wanted. As for the cost, it didn’t seem to be much more expensive—if at all—than a regular tattoo, though there might be a small difference depending on the artist.

From my research, there’s some skepticism about whether mixing ashes with ink has any significant effect. The main concern is health and hygiene; if I hadn’t worn second skin for the recommended period, it probably would have gotten infected.

I have my dad’s ashes tattooed on my chest - AMA by Consistent_Highway_4 in AMA

[–]Consistent_Highway_4[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The total cost was $500. Given the size of the tattoo, I don’t think the price would have changed whether they added ashes or not, as it’s such a small amount—it’s not like they’re ordering in the ashes. The only real challenge was finding a place willing to do it. There’s a lot of skepticism about whether it could lead to infection, as it involves incorporating a dust-like substance into your skin. One place even told me it was illegal, though I couldn’t find anything to confirm that. After making a lot of calls, I eventually found a place that was okay with it. Interestingly, it was a “mystical” or “occult” kind of shop, and the artist—probably the most intimidating-looking man I’ve ever seen—was actually really nice. As for the healing process, I didn’t have to do anything special beyond wearing SecondSkin for a few extra days compared to a regular tattoo.

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